Gheluvelt Park ducks, Worcester: Tuesday, 5th February, 2019.

Unusually, the ducks are not near the pond.

It's a chance to feed them without the squawking seagulls mobbing them.

Waddling off back over to the pond now.

A Sunday walk, Worcester: 3rd February, 2019.

The happy couple.

Cormorants drying out and all facing downstream.

The bridge across the River Severn.

There's a lot going on in this photo.

May we just mention that whenever they decide to knock down 

the technical college it wont be a second too soon.

Dunno Vic. I can't see a thing without me glasses on.

A touch of frost, Worcester: Thursday, 31st January, 2019.

A tangle of roots.

Whilst most of the country gets some proper snow,

this is the best we can do.

Back home and it's time for some of Vicky's 

Almond and Pistachio Biscuits.

Much tastier than her Pistachio and Almond alternative, obviously.

Tamworth: Sunday, 13th January, 2019.

Auntie Louise and Vicky.

Two delighted John Lewis customers.

Driving back home along the M42…….

…….and then the M5.

Carbis Bay to St Ives on foot and back by train: Thursday, 27th December, 2018.

We could have a good day in prospect if the view from 

Carbis Bay to the Godrevy Lighthouse is anything to go by.

St Ives from the road above Carbis Bay.

This will be our last walk on Carbis Bay beach for a while.

View over Carbis Bay beach to the 

Godrevy Lighthouse from the coastal footpath.

Dolphins showing off as they make their way across St Ives Bay.

Casting a long shadow on Porthminster Beach, St Ives.

Sunbathing on Porthminster Beach.

Sunbathing on Porthminster Beach, alternative view.

Howard sunbathing at the harbour entrance.

You can only stand here when the tide's out.

Walking along Porthmeor Beach.

View from Porthgwidden Beach 

to the Godrevy Lighthouse.

Almost sunset over the harbour.

The light: what St Ives is famous for.

Last shot of St Ives Bay before we catch the 4:34 back to Carbis Bay.

St Gothian Sands, Godrevy Beach & seal colony, Hayle: Boxing Day, 2018.

All present and correct.

People, dogs and horses on St Gothian Sands.

Facing south but heading north towards Godrevy.

On the way down to the beach.

Godrevy is getting closer.

Rosco, the Spaniel-cross pup, on the receiving 

end of a thorough fuss from Vicky.

Carbis Bay and St Ives on the horizon.

Leaving the beach and heading towards Godrevy.

Godrevy Lighthouse.

Minimal wave action today.

Looking north east over the Godrevy seal colony.

The seal colony in close-up.

Seal pups on a rock.

Back to the car now and then home for Boxing Day dinner.

Carbis Bay: Christmas Day, 2018.

Our new family member: Douglas the Scottie Dog.

Christmas Day breakfast I.

Christmas Day breakfast II.

About to cross the railway track and begin our walk along the coastal path.

No trains today, of course.

It wouldn't be Christmas Day without 

some fungus lurking around somewhere.

Above the beach to the west of Hayle

(not sure what the beach is actually called).

Beach Christmas Tree designer finishes 

designing a Beach Christmas Tree.

Carbis Bay beach from the coastal path.

It's a tricky descent.

Aiyeeee! Theres' a wave coming in!

Aiyeeee! There's a wave coming in!

Someone fascinated by a fascinating grotto.

Christmas hats appear to be quite popular today.

Two old wrecks on Carbis Bay Beach.

Vicky at her favourite end of the beach.

Taking it all in.

And there's a lot to take in.

About to leave the beach and start the climb back home.

Someone's trousers are covered in sand 

and mud and need a good wash.

Christmas dinner is served.

A Very Merry Christmas to one and all.